Can you record a drum machine track on here and add vocals and guitar later?
14825
Yes, Drum track would be track #1 Guitar track #2 etc. Treat track #1 like any other instrument input.
14826
I always record the basic drum track on track 1 on the left set of knobs and then add guitars, keyboards, vocals, etc on the other tracks 2-8. You can export some of thise tracks and empty them out and reuse them again if you need more than the 8 available. As long as you keep a couple of basic tracks to follow along with, you'll still be able to make them all match up time wise.
14827
Yes. This is a multi-track recorder, so you can have multiple parts in a single project.
14828
Yes. There's also a metronome built in if you just need to establish a beat.
14829
I have been recording for years but - I was the guy saying can you give me another track for this or that. Never touched the buttons and my friend has a vast system so have been intimidated to start on my own. Can you create a mix and bump 3+ tracks down to 1 line then have extra tracks open to add more?
2119591
Absolutely! You can even plug headphones into the unit to prevent feedback while recording live audio tracks. You may also mute or change volumes on every track already recorded; meaning if you wanted to hear a music track but not backing vocals while recording lead vocals, you could just mute the backing vocals.
555851
Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.
847452
Hi Robert, You can import your backing tracks (mp3 or Wav files) into theprogram and record your vocals. I use a 2 channel USB interface for recordingvocals and guitars. I hope this helps. I think this is a very user friendly program.
578442
You can of course capture to separate tracks for each input. I'm not even sure if you could capture all inputs and mix them to stereo. Unless you record to MP3 or something.
342850
You cannot record over an existing recording, but you can erase the file and record again. I'm not sure you'll be satisfied with this as a music recording system - you would be better served by buying a cheap USB studio mic ($25 or so) and recording on your computer.
1300507
Just drag the file into the garageband time line. It will create a new track with the file you placed.
1986938
If you are using the drum samples that come included on the USB drive that ships with the unit, the answer is NO. Those are static drum samples at certain bpm time signatures that can only be imported. If however you are using the onboard drum machine on the unit, the answer is YES. It behaves very similar to a standalone drum machine like the alesis sr16, in that you can control the time signature and bpm for each drum track you create. Keep in mind that the drum sounds are "just ok", mothing really spectacularly professional sounding. But they sound alright when you process with onboard eq, compression and effects and if nothing else its great for scratch padding and laying down ideas. Hope that helps
814776
If I understand your question is: can one record instruments to different channels and then later add multiple vocals to remaining tracks. If that's the question, the answer is yes: you "arm" the tracks you want to record to (light above each turns red), disarm those you want to play (light above should be green) and then use the record function, recording to the armed tracks while the R24 plays from the disarmed tracks. You would want to record each vocal track in turn (even if you have more than one vocalist) to avoid bleed-over from one vocal track to the next. Also, if you don't want a particular track to play, press the button above it until there is no light. The track is still there; it just won't be played. I hope this answers your question.
550674
I believe you can play back all 24 tracks but only record 8 tracks max at a time. I only record drums so I haven't needed more then 8. You can also bounce tracks.
814775
YES.... one can, as example, Record, tracks, 1, 2, 3....and then, later on,Listen to these 3 trax, While recording separate tracks, 4, 5, etc...upto you , to be synchronized....or layer on.... songs, trax...exactly like a Tape machine... have fun.
110833
You can only record to two tracks at a time, either using two microphones or plugging directly into the machine. This unit has two built in condenser microphones which are actually pretty sweet, or you could plug in your own microphones and mic your practice space the best way to capture the entire band. This would allow you to get a live two-track stereo recording of your band which you could then mix to the right and left for the true stereo sound. It would just be a matter of trial and error as far as microphone placement is concerned to get the best sound. Good luck!
1032278
Sorry mate, but no. To do this, you will have to do a setup like I had for a while where I used Audacity to record my mixes. Its easy, its free, and very very nice software; and it works great with VirtualDJ
1857442
Hi yes it can be done on the Music Studio or on any of the Music Makers, which you can also do any videos that you wanted to add audio to I have been using Music Studio since 1990s they're really great .
1839106
Yes you should be able to. It supports MIDI connectivity. Also, you could use the AUX and hook it to an interface to record live sound.
239467
Live? There is a built in mic, and you can use it to record voice tracks, but i wasn't able to add any effect to it. Even so, that would be a loop. And not "live". It's a fun machine.
200624
You will only be able to record a mix of your tracks if you are using the djuiced software. You will not be able see the mix in your music files (In computer not software)